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Introduce Yourself! (Start Here 🔥)
Hi! Welcome to Real Estate Goldmine. This community helps investors of all skill levels get the tools and resources needed to invest in the highly lucrative niche of behavioral health real estate. Step 1: Introduce yourself below! (✂️ copy/paste template 👇) Where are you from? What are you currently working on? What immediate help do you need? Step 2: Check out our classrooms https://www.skool.com/realestategoldmine/classroom/1db5689d ———————— Best practices in this community: 1. Level up by posting insights and thoughtful comments 2. Help others level up by liking 👍 good posts and comments. 3. Be kind 4. If you need help, just ask the community 💪
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New comment 16h ago
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@Kasandra Johnson yes absolutely, always forward thinking what’s next. Did you mean projects , instead of environments? Yes definitely know the market near Chicago metro very well. 40 mile radius around around Chicago metro
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@Kasandra Johnson unique name lol. Sounds like she’s got a model going. We can definitely explore further when you’re ready. Chicago definitely has good suburbs and great suburbs and suburbs where rent to price ratio is excellent.
Q/A
If you missed tonight's Q/A Zoom, don't miss next's week! Dan is sharing gold during this time and it is a great way to network and meet solid individuals.
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New comment 19h ago
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Definitely! Sharing lots of tangible value
Q&A staring NOW
Come hangout!
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New comment 2d ago
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Great session today with everyone! Learned from all of you
Negotiation
Below is a quick negotiation with an operator I had a week ago. I’m closing on this property 10/25/24. Purchase price: 400k Rehab 10k or so (almost turnkey. There’s a few things we’re doing to help him maximize bed count). $5,500 rent for 5 years. He handles all utilities and maintenance. He’s a great operator and pays his rent on time every month with our other property. So that makes 2 properties with this operator. Total purchase price for these 2 buildings: $685,000 Total rehab: 50k Combined rent: 11,500. All with no vacancy or maintenance. The deals are solid. However, it’s good for you all to see that we are more than a landlord. We make this VERY EASY for the operators. We take on a lot of risk upfront, in hopes they run a good house and we both win long term.
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New comment 2d ago
Negotiation
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@Dan Murphy way over the 1% rule and you don’t have to pay for maintenance/repairs. Amazing Are these considered commercial leases or still qualify as residential? If it’s residential, do the landlord tenant laws apply
Here’s some deals I’m currently working on
1. Central CT— closes end of October Purchase price—275k Buildout—90k Lease—$5,500 Term—5 years 2. Western MA—closes 10/25/24 Purchase price—400k Buildout— less than 15k Lease $5,500 Term—5 years
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New comment 3d ago
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Yes, I agree. I closed a non conforming building last year and no one else wanted it. I got a killer deal on it producing 13k a month gross on a 850k all in. I’m sure there’s a specific criteria for what you’ve seen work for this strategy. Lookikg forward to hearing more
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What time do you do that at
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Siraj Ahmed
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@siraj-ahmed-2063
Buyer of real estate. Commercial and residential. Living and investing in suburbs of Chicago.

Active 7h ago
Joined Oct 14, 2024
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